NBSA imposed fine of 1 lac on aajtak

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https://t.co/wYzxmT1C6G?amp=1


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Posted: 4 years ago
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India Today Group’s Aaj Tak has in the recent past spread several such fake news related to Sushant Singh Rajput. It had published an elaborate piece on late actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s “last tweets” on June 16, two days after the actor was found dead in his house in Mumbai. Aaj Tak had also tweeted the article from its official Twitter account. The Tweet where the news channel shared the link of the emotionally-charged report on these “tweets” where the late actor allegedly hinted taking his own life were subsequently deleted. Aaj Tak later took down its report without clarification. An archived link of the tweet can be viewed here.


The association has ordered AajTak to remove the videos of the said programme, if hosted, from its website, YouTube or other links immediately and confirm to NBSA within 7 days.

Many websites like newstracklive.com, India.com, news4nation.com, and many others had carried the same news which AajTak had reported. While newstracklive.com later deleted its report, India.com altered its story into a fact-check.

Moreover, the channels like AajTak and India TV had also shared images of Sushant Singh Rajput’s mortal remains, which had gone viral on social media.

With regard to the telecasts of the images by channels like AajTak and India TV news, NBSA decided that the channels should apologise for the egregious violations of the aforesaid guidelines and in particular for the manner in which the images of the body of Sushant Singh Rajput were shown.

AajTak, while covering the death of the actor had displayed headlines like: “Aise kaise hit-wicket ho gaye Sushant?”, “Sushant zindagi ki pitch par hit-wicket kaise ho gaye” and “Sushant itne ashant kaise?” NBSA condemned the news channel for its irresponsible coverage by carrying the aforementioned tagline and said that the broadcaster has violated the Specific Guideline Covering Reportage.

Along with AajTak, the association also castigated channels like Zee News and News 24 for their coverage on Sushant Singh Rajput. The two media houses had used taglines like “7 questions on Sushant’s death”- “Patna ka Sushant, Mumbai me fail kyu?” and “Hey, why didn’t you watch your own film Sushant?” respectively.

In view of the above, NBSA has decided that the broadcasters AajTak, Zee News and News 24 be directed to air an apology.

India Today has also previously attempted to paint Sushant as a mentally disturbed person based on a leaked statement by the unethical therapist not medically licensed to make that diagnosis. Moreover, India Today’s ace employee Rajdeep Sardesai had also interviewed Rhea Chakraborty, the prime suspect in the death case of the actor. The interview was broadcast on Hindi news channel AajTak. The interview was widely condemned and the journalist was criticised for trying to whitewash the allegations against Rhea by carrying out an interview with a suspect in the case

Edited by S_H_Y - 4 years ago
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Posted: 4 years ago
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Please impose penalty on all the channels who rushed to Sushant’s home in Patna as soon as the news came and asked his shocked father and relatives how they feel with cameras zooming around.

Media has been insensitive from day 1🥱

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Gali gali me shor hai, tak wale ghuskhor hai 😆

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Originally posted by: S_H_Y


Moreover, the channels like AajTak and India TV had also shared images of Sushant Singh Rajput’s mortal remains, which had gone viral on social media.

With regard to the telecasts of the images by channels like AajTak and India TV news, NBSA decided that the channels should apologise for the egregious violations of the aforesaid guidelines and in particular for the manner in which the images of the body of Sushant Singh Rajput were shown.



Awesome. May all these vultures be dragged to court one after the other including Navika and Arnab. Hope it's Times Now and Navika next who should apologize for telecasting pictures of Sushant's mortal remains on TV too.

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Did I just read a PoopIndia article on here? 😆

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Forget this 1 lakh, Mumbai police just busted a 40,000 crore fake TRP racket by Republic TV

https://twitter.com/IndiaAheadNews/status/1314152571188121601

https://twitter.com/tanvishukla/status/1314155486132879360

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Posted: 4 years ago
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This time if he gets interrogated again 😆 Oh boy it will be like going into the den of hungry lions 😆

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Posted: 4 years ago
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Net rend should be #GagOrderOnArnab

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Heard about some complaints earlier that the cable was set to Republic TV as the 1st channel. Mumbai Police could do all of us a huge favor to bust the Republic hysteria and bring some Law& order. Arnab ka abetment case ka Kya hua?

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